Tar Archive PHP Agent for arm64

Debian

Download the latest Debian agent from:

copy

// Download Debian tarball
wget https://atatus-artifacts.s3.amazonaws.com/atatus-php/downloads/atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-debian.tar.gz

Extract the agent tarball

copy

tar -xzvf atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-debian.tar.gz
cd atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-debian

Install the php agent

copy
```
sudo ATATUS_LICENSE_KEY="APM_LIC_KEY" ATATUS_APP_NAME="YOUR_APP_NAME" bash install.sh
```
APM_LIC_KEY - add the Atatus APM License key in this line of code.

YOUR_APP_NAME - add the application name in this line of code.

Note:

Do not change the app name. If you do, it will create a new project. For more advanced options, view Customizing Agent

Make sure that the license key and app name are set correctly in the Atatus configuration file: atatus.ini. You can find the path of atatus.ini file by running php -i | grep atatus.ini command in the shell.
Restart your web server and PHP - FPM

Stop and Start your servers such as nginx, php-fpm, apache, httpd, etc. Then you will see the performance data in a few minutes.

Just access your server from your web app or mobile app or curl. You will visualize your application's metrics within minutes.

# Verify package installed
rpm -qa | grep atatus-php-agent

# Verify PHP extension loaded
php -i | grep atatus

Download the latest Redhat agent from:

copy

// Download Redhat tarball
wget https://atatus-artifacts.s3.amazonaws.com/atatus-php/downloads/atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-redhat.tar.gz

Extract the agent tarball

copy

tar -xzvf atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-redhat.tar.gz
cd atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-redhat

Install the php agent

copy
```
sudo ATATUS_LICENSE_KEY="APM_LIC_KEY" ATATUS_APP_NAME="YOUR_APP_NAME" bash install.sh
```
APM_LIC_KEY - add the Atatus APM License key in this line of code.

YOUR_APP_NAME - add the application name in this line of code.

Note:

Do not change the app name. If you do, it will create a new project. For more advanced options, view Customizing Agent

Make sure that the license key and app name are set correctly in the Atatus configuration file: atatus.ini. You can find the path of atatus.ini file by running php -i | grep atatus.ini command in the shell.
Restart your web server and PHP - FPM

Stop and Start your servers such as nginx, php-fpm, apache, httpd, etc. Then you will see the performance data in a few minutes.

Just access your server from your web app or mobile app or curl. You will visualize your application's metrics within minutes.

# Verify package installed
rpm -qa | grep atatus-php-agent

# Verify PHP extension loaded
php -i | grep atatus

Download the latest Musl agent from:

copy

// Download Musl tarball
wget https://atatus-artifacts.s3.amazonaws.com/atatus-php/downloads/atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-musl.tar.gz

Extract the agent tarball

copy
```
tar -xzvf atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-musl.tar.gz
cd atatus-php-1.18.0-arm64-musl
```
Install the php agent

copy
```
sudo ATATUS_LICENSE_KEY="APM_LIC_KEY" ATATUS_APP_NAME="YOUR_APP_NAME" bash install.sh
```
APM_LIC_KEY - add the Atatus APM License key in this line of code.

YOUR_APP_NAME - add the application name in this line of code.

Note:

Do not change the app name. If you do, it will create a new project. For more advanced options, view Customizing Agent

Make sure that the license key and app name are set correctly in the Atatus configuration file: atatus.ini. You can find the path of atatus.ini file by running php -i | grep atatus.ini command in the shell.
Restart your web server and PHP - FPM

Stop and Start your servers such as nginx, php-fpm, apache, httpd, etc. Then you will see the performance data in a few minutes.

Just access your server from your web app or mobile app or curl. You will visualize your application's metrics within minutes.

# Verify package installed
rpm -qa | grep atatus-php-agent

# Verify PHP extension loaded
php -i | grep atatus

No data appears in the Atatus dashboard? Refer to the Troubleshooting Guide for help.